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Black steatite or chlorite seal, disc-shaped , design on one surface, a circle divided into four, each decorated with three parallel lines
History note: Put up for auction at Christie's, London 5/6/1989 lot 35 (part), but remained unsold.
History note: Formerly in the Erlenmeyer collection, formed by Herr Erlenmeyer (died 1968) between 1943 and 1963.
Depth: 0.0105 m
Height: 0.017 m
Width: 0.005 m
Method of acquisition: Bought (2001) by Oliver Forge and Brendan Lynch Ltd
black Steatite
Accession number: GR.7.2001
Primary reference Number: 167933
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Owner or interested party:
The Fitzwilliam Museum
Associated department:
Antiquities
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